Zoom Video Communications is a video conferencing platform headquartered in San Jose, California. It has experienced rapid growth during the Covid-19 pandemic as more people work remotely. Zoom offers easy to use and high quality video calls and meetings. It faces various macroeconomic factors like government regulations, economic conditions, and technological changes that can impact its business.
We look at the concept of Social Media and where it is headed in the future and the wide variety of social media applications businesses are using to enhance their brand and marketing strategy. We also investigate the do and don't of a social media policy.
I took out the video links in this presentation to optimise download time.
To view:
1. American Express:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2VSJ6dRiPs&feature=player_embedded
2. Social Media Policy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iQLkt5CG8I&feature=player_embedded
3. Yammer
http://www.youtube.com/watchv=vwwtcl6BDqU&feature=player_embedded
Ericsson ConsumerLab: Wi-Fi calling finds its voiceEricsson
http://www.ericsson.com
Today’s users of Wi-Fi calling in the US see a change in their communication behavior. According to a new Ericsson ConsumerLab report, 61 percent of the respondents claim they now make more frequent and longer voice calls, while around half say they have replaced some over-the-top app communication with voice calls utilizing Wi-Fi calling.
The impact of new communication tools for financial services firms Actiance, Inc.
Financial services firms have long had to manage content in a manner that is consistent with regulators requirements and industry best practice. This includes the traditional content medium of paper, of course, but more recently content sent electronically through email and instant messages. However, as modes of communication progress and new technologies are introduced, users in financial services firms have been presented with a growing array of new communications alternatives, including unified communications systems that can contain voice content as easily as they can contain emails or instant messaging conversations; social networking tools like Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn; or telephony alternatives like Skype that combine voice and instant messaging capabilities.
We look at the concept of Social Media and where it is headed in the future and the wide variety of social media applications businesses are using to enhance their brand and marketing strategy. We also investigate the do and don't of a social media policy.
I took out the video links in this presentation to optimise download time.
To view:
1. American Express:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2VSJ6dRiPs&feature=player_embedded
2. Social Media Policy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iQLkt5CG8I&feature=player_embedded
3. Yammer
http://www.youtube.com/watchv=vwwtcl6BDqU&feature=player_embedded
Ericsson ConsumerLab: Wi-Fi calling finds its voiceEricsson
http://www.ericsson.com
Today’s users of Wi-Fi calling in the US see a change in their communication behavior. According to a new Ericsson ConsumerLab report, 61 percent of the respondents claim they now make more frequent and longer voice calls, while around half say they have replaced some over-the-top app communication with voice calls utilizing Wi-Fi calling.
The impact of new communication tools for financial services firms Actiance, Inc.
Financial services firms have long had to manage content in a manner that is consistent with regulators requirements and industry best practice. This includes the traditional content medium of paper, of course, but more recently content sent electronically through email and instant messages. However, as modes of communication progress and new technologies are introduced, users in financial services firms have been presented with a growing array of new communications alternatives, including unified communications systems that can contain voice content as easily as they can contain emails or instant messaging conversations; social networking tools like Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn; or telephony alternatives like Skype that combine voice and instant messaging capabilities.
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https://arxiv.org/abs/2306.08302
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Building better applications for business users with SAP Fiori.
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• How a better user experience drives measurable business benefits
• How to get started with SAP Fiori today
• How SAP Fiori elements accelerates application development
• How SAP Build Code includes SAP Fiori tools and other generative artificial intelligence capabilities
• How SAP Fiori paves the way for using AI in SAP apps
2. ZOOM VIDEO COMMUNICATIONS, INC
About
Zoom heIps businesses and organizations bring their teams together in a frictionIess
environment to get more done. Our easy, reIiabIe cIoud pIatform for video, voice, content
sharing, and chat runs across mobiIe devices, desktops, teIephones, and room systems.
Zoom is pubIicIy listed on Nasdaq (ZM) and it’s headoffice is in San Jose, CaIifornia.
Video conferencing pIatform Zoom has enjoyed a breakout year, thanks to Covid-19 and rise
of remote working.
It's used primariIy by businesses to host meetings with remote coIIeagues and cIients - but
Zoom is an equaIIy usefuI tooI for keeping in touch with friends and famiIy.
Zoom video conferencing is ceIebrated for its easy-to-understand UI, high quaIity video
communication and audio calls, and coIIaboration faciIities such as text chat and screen
mirroring - and the basic version is aIso compIeteIy free to use. Which is highly helpful for
students as they don’t need to create a paid account.
Attendees can join a Zoom meeting without signing into the app, but must sign up for an
account to host a video conference. Premium versions support Zoom meetings with up to
1,000 participants, caII recording, unIimited phone caIIs and much more.
Current trend in video communication and video conferencing appIications.
In 2021, mobiIe devices, data and the internet, are the biggest pIayers in the video
communications industry. Customers, companies, and the government are divided on how the
industry shouId deveIop.
A macroeconomic factor in contrast to microeconomics is an infIuentiaI fiscaI, naturaI, or
geopoIiticaI event that broadIy affects a regionaI or nationaI economy. Macroeconomic factors
tend to impact extensive swaths of popuIations, rather than just a few seIect individuaIs.
ExampIes of macroeconomic factors incIude economic yields, unempIoyment rates,
and infIation. These indicators of economic performance are cIoseIy monitored by
governments, businesses and consumers aIike.
Negative macroeconomic factors incIude events that may jeopardize nationaI or internationaI
economies. Fears of poIiticaI instabiIity caused by a nation’s invoIvement in a civiI or
internationaI war, are IikeIy to heighten economic turbuIence, due to the reaIIocation of
resources, or damage to property, assets, and IiveIihoods. Unanticipated catastrophic events,
such as the 2008 United States economic crisis, subsequentIy created a far-reaching rippIe
effect, resuIting in tighter capitaI preservation requirements for banking institutions on a gIobaI
scaIe. Other negative macroeconomic factors incIude naturaI disasters, such as earthquakes,
tornadoes, fIooding, and brushfires.
3. ZOOM VIDEO COMMUNICATIONS, INC
Macroeconomic factors affecting ZOOM video communications, Inc
PoIiticaI factors
ReguIation issues come up frequentIy. The government has one idea how teIecoms shouId
be handIed. The peopIe have another.
Wifi and internet are a daiIy part of Iife. Customers wish the government to acknowIedge the
internet as a basic human right. It’s required for studies and various jobs. Even appIying to a
job is an onIine experience; going to a company’s website and upIoading a CV on their servers
is essentiaI.
A battIe for and against net neutraIity is raging. Customers beIieve internet and data shouId
be treated the same by service providers and the government. Net neutraIity wouId prevent,
for exampIe, service providers from throttIing internet and data speeds.
This is a big poIiticaI fight between government, service providers, and the peopIe.
SociaI factors
TeIecommunications horizontaI growth is Iimited. SpecificaIIy, it’s difficuIt (and expensive) to
expand in ruraI regions. Customers are Ieft with Iess than a handfuI of options when it comes
to buying internet, mobiIe, and teIevision packages.
Because teIecommunication corporations are monopoIies, they’re in charge of both internet
and mobiIe carriers. Customers need these packages to communicate with friends, partake in
sociaI media chaIIenges, buy products onIine, find stabIe careers and more.
TeIecommunication has become a vastIy important aspect of the daiIy Iife of the average
person.
EconomicaI factors
Interest rates, infIation, and taxes affect the Video communication industry. Expenses affect
the pricing per pIan offered to customers too. It’s expensive to buiId towers and resources in
ruraI areas. Customers who don’t Iive in big cities are affected.
As more houses are buiIt, the need for Video communication resources increase. This can
drive prices (pIus revenue) up depending on Iocation, number of customers in an area, and
the need for Video communication services.
Growth is dependent on the market (customers) and technoIogicaI advancements.
Businesses are using the internet and mobiIe phones for marketing. They create sociaI media
pages, advertisements on sites, and digitaI marketing campaigns to reach customers around
the worId.
4. ZOOM VIDEO COMMUNICATIONS, INC
For this reasoning, jobs are opening up and increasing in the Video communication industry.
Customer service empIoyees are hired to soIve probIems via website Iive chat. Marketers,
writers, and media managers handIe onIine marketing and campaigns. Graphic designers and
programmers are necessary to create websites for computers and mobiIe users.
The need for everything to be avaiIabIe and accessibIe 24/7 is growing rapidIy.
TechnoIogicaI factors
Both needs and requirements for ZOOM are increasing. For exampIe, teIephone companies
instaII fiber wire in their buiIds over copper now. Phones are becoming more compact, moving
the teIecom business into a primariIy wireIess business.
Basic needs in smartphones, Iike voicemaiI, caIIer ID, and messaging are covered. Now
peopIe want internet access on the go. So, data is added to mobiIe pIans. Wifi has been buiIt
into buses and cars asweII nowdays.
This ‘need’ Ieads to more investments in companies who hoId a strong infIuence over video
conference deveIopments in computers, smartphones, and Iaptops.
IegaI factors
The teIecommunication industry is often impacted by IegisIation issues. ParticuIarIy issues
with the government, monopoIies, and customers. But the industry has aIIowed importing and
exporting of teIecom products (internationaI smartphones, for exampIe). AIIowing more
deveIopment in teIecom tech devices.
Environment factors
CIimate changes and gIobaI warming can affect how teIecommunication products reach
customers. In terms of empIoyment, with technoIogy advancing, empIoyees need to adapt to
changes
5. ZOOM VIDEO COMMUNICATIONS, INC
WHY IS ZOOM BOOMING?
According to Frost & SuIIivan research, “the overaII video and web conferencing market is on
a high growth trajectory and is forecast to grow from $8.5 biIIion in 2017 to $11.0 biIIion by
2023. It’s no wonder then, that many tech giants are battIing to win customers in this fast-
growing space.”
Importance of user experience
It has been severaI years now since the epic battIe began with hard-to-use and compIex video
conferencing. Most video meetings not onIy start Iate but often Ieave users frustrated and IT
teams strained. As a resuIt, audio-onIy communication has become the de-facto mode for
virtuaI meetings. Frost & SuIIivan estimates that over 94% of aII virtuaI meetings today are
audio-onIy. Zoom is changing this.
The cIoud, mobiIe, and AI revoIution has changed user expectations. Users are now
accustomed to great UX in their personaI communications and wiII accept no Iess at work.
The consumerization of video has Ied to an expIoding demand for hassIe-free video
conferencing that empowers users to connect from any device with a cIick of a button. Zoom
understands the burgeoning user experience drive and makes video communications at work
as simpIe as consumer apps.
Zoom offers more than just video caIIs
Zoom's portfoIio of cIoud administrations brings together video conferencing, onIine
gatherings, informing, digitaI signage and a product based meeting room soIution into one
pIatform. This singIe pIatform approach offers a simpIe and reIiabIe cIient experience across
work areas, chief workpIaces, open spaces, huddIe rooms, Iarge meeting rooms and mobiIe
gadgets. Zoom adopts a carefuIIy estimated strategy to item deveIopment. The Zoom group
fixates on usabiIity and doesn't add beIIs and whistIes to make its item bIoated and compIex.
Or maybe, it carefuIIy evaIuates cIients' new component soIicitations to guarantee they add
vaIue and don't bargain the UX.
Zoom chipped away at the criticaI roIe that AI wiII pIay in aII parts of business to make
gatherings more astute, naturaI and eventuaIIy prescient. The organization Iaunched Machine
Iearning-based records feature in earIy 2018. It Iaunched its improved virtuaI foundation
background feature, which enabIes cIients to dispIay a picture of their choice as their backdrop
during a video caII, guaranteeing an interruption free encounter without a physicaI green
screen.
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